… our Pharmaceutical Partnerships Lead, Chris Rowland, at CRowland@asthmaandlung.org.uk More on our partnerships How …

… the UK’s appalling record on respiratory disease. “It’s very disappointing that there is no acknowledgement of the … Respiratory Review survey, October 2024 - 16 out of the 27 ICSs who are commissioning spirometry across the whole system …

… worsen existing ones like asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Joseph Carter, Head of Asthma + … better working hours and flexible working, these are just some of the things that we need. Combine this with a cohesive …

… of the Prescription Charges Coalition, Asthma + Lung UK is calling on the government to:  Immediately suspend … Nurse Specialists and Primary Care Respiratory Society UK, Asthma + Lung UK have conducted a survey of over 750 … Association of Respiratory Nurse Specialists This report makes for a sobering read. It is unthinkable that people in …

… living undiagnosed People who have difficulty breathing often wait years for a formal diagnosis, or never receive one … for many years before they got a diagnosis. They have often missed out on treatments that would have improved their …

… Health at University College London Inequalities have long been a striking feature of lung diseases in the UK. Of …

… Smoking still takes 90,000 lives a year While smoking rates have declined significantly they remain far higher … at those groups and communities with the highest smoking rates and restrict the areas where people can smoke. Consult …

… in later life, play major roles in increasing childhood rates of asthma, worsening existing lung conditions and …

… to prepare people with lung conditions People with asthma, COPD and other lung conditions are being urged to … bonfire celebrations to avoid potentially life-threatening asthma attacks and flare-ups Released on 9th July 2025 Asthma + Lung UK Northern Ireland’s annual survey has …

… out. I just wish I had been put on this biologic a lot sooner. Because the period I was suffering, you can’t explain …